http://emilygough.com Fri, 19 Aug 2011 04:35:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://emilygough.com/friends-and-fiberworks/comment-page-1/#comment-33 Drema Fri, 19 Aug 2011 04:35:27 +0000 http://emilygough.com/?p=40#comment-33 I had to add my own comment to this post: Close to Food Court in Biltmore Square Mall. There's not enough room to write how fabulous this store is. I've been to many stores in this area & nobody comes close to Friends & Fiberworks. If you don't knit, still go in. They have a beautiful selection of quality, unique handmade upscale-boutique style sweaters for sale at the same prices I bought their type for in the late 90's in Philadelphia, hats, scarves, shawls, even a baby sweater! They excel in selection of materials, have multiple unique classes, books, patterns. They have over 100 one of a kind handmade buttons in singles or sets from a NC artist. These buttons will inspire you to pick a yarn to match & create something beautiful (or I was even thinking about using them as embellishments for scrapbooking, cardmaking, shadowbox display), they have a Sit & Knit night, a Spinning Night. They even have Knifty Knitters type looms for those of us who are having trouble getting the hang of knitting needles (and have offered a class on these looms). Also some people have arthiritis in their hands are able to accomplish knitting with this type product. This is the knitting store I'v been looking for and a bonus are the styles of sweaters I love & miss from the boutique in Philly! They have a lot of items to offer in the space they have - you really just have to visit, make a couple passes around the store take everything in to get an idea of what they carry. We all need to tell our friends about this hidden jewel in NC that far surpasses any customer service & selection compared to other yarn stores. I had to add my own comment to this post: Close to Food Court in Biltmore Square Mall. There’s not enough room to write how fabulous this store is. I’ve been to many stores in this area & nobody comes close to Friends & Fiberworks. If you don’t knit, still go in. They have a beautiful selection of quality, unique handmade upscale-boutique style sweaters for sale at the same prices I bought their type for in the late 90′s in Philadelphia, hats, scarves, shawls, even a baby sweater! They excel in selection of materials, have multiple unique classes, books, patterns. They have over 100 one of a kind handmade buttons in singles or sets from a NC artist. These buttons will inspire you to pick a yarn to match & create something beautiful (or I was even thinking about using them as embellishments for scrapbooking, cardmaking, shadowbox display), they have a Sit & Knit night, a Spinning Night. They even have Knifty Knitters type looms for those of us who are having trouble getting the hang of knitting needles (and have offered a class on these looms). Also some people have arthiritis in their hands are able to accomplish knitting with this type product. This is the knitting store I’v been looking for and a bonus are the styles of sweaters I love & miss from the boutique in Philly! They have a lot of items to offer in the space they have – you really just have to visit, make a couple passes around the store take everything in to get an idea of what they carry. We all need to tell our friends about this hidden jewel in NC that far surpasses any customer service & selection compared to other yarn stores.

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